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I agree.  I've never understood why it should be difficult to register a 
horse (or change ownership) if the ancestry can be proven.
Laney

Truman Prevatt wrote:
> Then if people care they should take it up with the AHA - it is their 
> problem. To some extent the AHA is letting special interest drive the 
> record of the breed - not a good position for a breed registry to be in 
> - IMO.
>
> Truman
>
> Laney Humphrey wrote:
>
> > It's true a gelding can't breed on, but I think that registering a 
> > gelding is proof that the horse is cared for, respected and honored. 
> > Think of all the arabian geldings that have done well in endurance.  
> > If they are registered, their achievements can contribute to the breed 
> > history and speak to the quality of their bloodlines and to the 
> > expertise of their breeders.
> > Laney


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